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Are               you               getting               enough               calcium               in               your               diet?

Calcium               is               important               not               only               for               building               healthy               bones,               but               it's               also               critical               for               maintaining               a               normal               heart               rhythm,               helping               nerves               function               properly,               and               for               muscle               contraction.

Most               adults               need               between               1000               and               1200               milligrams               of               calcium               per               day               '"               depending               upon               their               age.

As               you               might               expect,               the               best               sources               of               calcium               are               dairy               products               -               but               which               ones               are               best?

If               you're               watching               your               calorie               intake               and               don't               want               to               eat               too               many               full               fat               dairy               products,               you               need               to               get               the               most               bang               for               your               buck.

What               are               the               best               dairy               sources               of               calcium?

Dairy               Sources               of               Calcium:               Yogurt
               A               single               cup               of               yogurt               has               as               much               as               400               milligrams               of               calcium.

This               may               vary               somewhat               between               brands,               so               spend               some               time               reading               labels               and               choose               one               that's               high               in               calcium               and               low               in               fat               and               sugar.

The               advantage               of               eating               yogurt               as               a               source               of               calcium               is               you               also               get               the               benefits               of               the               probiotic               bacteria               found               in               the               yogurt.

The               "friendly               bacteria"               found               in               yogurt               keeps               the               intestines               healthy               and               the               immune               system               primed               to               fight               off               infection.

Always               choose               a               yogurt               that               has               live               yogurt               cultures.

Not               all               do,               so               read               the               label               carefully.

What               about               soft               serve               yogurt?

It's               considerably               lower               in               calcium               with               only               about               100               milligrams               in               a               half               cup.
               Dairy               Sources               of               Calcium:               Milk
               As               you               would               expect,               milk               is               high               on               the               list               of               dietary               calcium               sources.

A               cup               of               milk               has               about               300               milligrams               of               calcium.

To               get               enough               calcium,               most               people               need               three               or               four               glasses               a               day               -               if               that's               their               only               calcium               source.

The               fat               can               really               add               up,               so               it's               important               to               choose               skim               milk.

If               you               don't               like               drinking               straight               milk,               use               it               on               hot               cereal               or               turn               it               into               a               tasty               fruit               smoothie.

If               you               add               both               yogurt               and               skim               milk               to               a               fruit               smoothie,               you'll               have               a               tasty,               high               calcium,               breakfast               drink.
               Dairy               Sources               of               Calcium:               Cheese
               An               ounce               of               cheese               has               around               250               milligrams               of               calcium.

Most               cheese               is               pretty               high               in               fat               and               calories,               so               unless               you're               eating               reduced               fat               cheese,               it's               better               to               get               most               of               your               calcium               from               skim               milk               and               yogurt.

You'll               take               in               more               calories               eating               cheese               to               meet               your               calcium               quota               than               eating               yogurt.

What               about               cottage               cheese?

Cottage               cheese               is               lower               in               calories               and               fat,               but               a               half               cup               only               has               around               70               milligrams               of               calcium.

It               has               about               the               same               amount               of               calcium               has               a               half               cup               of               broccoli.
               Dairy               Sources               of               Calcium:               Ice               Cream
               This               is               certainly               the               way               most               people               would               like               to               get               their               calcium.

A               single               cup               of               ice               cream               has               180               milligrams               of               calcium.

You'd               have               to               eat               five               cups               of               ice               cream               to               get               your               daily               quota               of               calcium               -               which               may               taste               good               -               but               the               calories               and               fat               really               add               up.

Stick               to               yogurt               and               yogurt               smoothies               and               leave               the               ice               cream               for               a               special               occasion.
               Dairy               Sources               of               Calcium:               The               Bottom               Line?
               Dairy               foods               are               the               best               sources               of               calcium,               but               non-dairy               sources               such               as               tofu,               collard               green,               and               spinach               are               also               good               alternatives.

Too               much               dairy               may               not               be               healthy               and               may               increase               the               risk               of               some               types               of               cancer,               so               get               your               calcium               from               both               dairy               and               non-dairy               sources               whenever               possible.
               References:
               The               Nutritionist.

Robert               Wildman,               PhD,               RD.

2002.






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